Wranglers Roll Past Condors 6-1
Published on November 5, 2025 under American Hockey League (AHL)
Calgary Wranglers News Release
The Wranglers cruised to a 6-1 victory over the Bakersfield Condors at the Scotiabank Saddledome Sunday to sweep a two-game series.
Turner Ottenbreit, Hunter Brzustewicz, Aydar Suniev, Sam Morton, Dryden Hunt, and Matvei Gridin scored for the homeside.
The Condors struck first when Viljami Marjala converted on the powerplay, but Ottenbreit levelled the score with a blast from the left point, his first goal as a Wrangler, assisted by Nick Cicek.
Moments before the first intermission, Brzustewicz gave Calgary the lead, burying one with just four seconds left in the frame off a feed from Martin Frk.
Suniev extended the lead in the second, scooping up a loose puck and driving it past Connor Ingram, with Ottenbreit drawing the assist.
The Wranglers kept rolling in the third.
Morton finished off a slick give-and-go with Andrew Basha to make it 4-1.
Hunt added an empty-netter from Rory Kerins to extend the lead.
Gridin capped off the night with a quick back-handed effort, assisted by Morton, sealing a dominant performance at home.
"I thought the guys played really well tonight," said Head Coach Brett Sutter. "The last 40 (minutes) we got to our game and played right to the end. I'm really proud of them."
Stats Pack:
Turner Ottenbreit scored his first goal as a Wrangler
Hunter Brzustewicz leads Wranglers defencemen in points (8), goals (4), and assists (4)
William Strömgren leads the Wranglers in assists (8)
American Hockey League Stories from November 5, 2025
- Denver Barkey 4 Points Drives 6-2 Win at Bridgeport - Lehigh Valley Phantoms
- Syracuse Crunch Defeat Rochester Americans, 5-3 - Syracuse Crunch
- Islanders Drop Home Contest to Phantoms, Lose 6-2 - Bridgeport Islanders
- Admirals Offer Free Tickets for Military Friday Night - Milwaukee Admirals
- Jacob Truscott Assigned to Toledo - Grand Rapids Griffins
- Notebook: Taking the Positives - Charlotte Checkers
- Former Amerk and Calder Cup Winner Jim Wiemer Elected to AHL Hall of Fame as Part of Class of 2026 - Rochester Americans
- Wolves' Wendell Young Elected to AHL Hall of Fame - Chicago Wolves
- Bears Greats Chris Bourque, Alexandre Giroux, and Wendell Young to be Inducted into AHL Hall of Fame - Hershey Bears
- Former Griffin Alexandre Giroux to be Inducted into AHL Hall of Fame - Grand Rapids Griffins
- Former Wolf Pack Forwards Chris Bourque and Alexandre Giroux Named to AHL Hall of Fame - Hartford Wolf Pack
- Bourque, Giroux, Wiemer, Young Elected to American Hockey League Hall of Fame - AHL
- Monsters Return Home to Honor Women in Hockey & Salute to Service - Cleveland Monsters
- Third Annual Season of Giving Canned Food Drive to Kick off November 5 - Coachella Valley Firebirds
- Wranglers Roll Past Condors 6-1 - Calgary Wranglers
- Wranglers Announce Mr. Rooter Plumbing as Winter Wranglerfest Presenting Partner - Calgary Wranglers
- Amerks Announce Television Broadcast Schedule for 70th Anniversary Season - Rochester Americans
- Bears Battle North Division Foes at Home - Hershey Bears
- Preview: Phantoms at Islanders, Game 11 - Lehigh Valley Phantoms
- Penguins Recall Maxim Pavlenko and Zach Gallant - Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins
- Ward Lifts Reign in OT after Another Stellar Portillo Effort - Ontario Reign
- Chernyshov Scores in OT Loss to Reign - San Jose Barracuda
The opinions expressed in this release are those of the organization issuing it, and do not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of OurSports Central or its staff.
